The US embassy shut its offices in the country yesterday and issued a travel advisory. Photo: UK high commissioner for Nigeria
Businesses on Monday were paralysed in Lagos, the commercial capital, after protests against police brutality entered week three.
Sponsored thugs seeking mayhem descended on citizens protesting against police brutality in Apo, just south of Abuja city centre.
The group of gender activists now recognised as the face of the #EndSARS movement restates its commitment to preserving the rights of LGBTQ+ in Nigeria.
Mr Awosanya says he moved to the government’s side after observing that the agitation has taken a dangerous new dimension.
The minister appears to be laying the groundwork for deployment of military and deadly force to quell historic movement.
The ruling party chief also denies sponsoring those behind the historic movement to end police violence.
The panel will hear petitions, complaints and memoranda from the 36 states of the federation and the FCT.
Two officers and three soldiers are still missing in action following the attacks on Friday afternoon.
The Gazette confirmed through site performance and host information that the CBN website was breached by the hacktivists.
